Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-23


hlzh CommissioneE. he oondition al
anairs 10 the maritime rrosinoes ~
greatly iupFoved. he Il sppsalina foF
sappeFt foE Sir John "a shs 1ronad fhns
soe latter urged viaoFous po1icV via
feference - the naheFieA
Conference ef csnssssatives.
LozDos, Feb. IA coaferenss az Ia
Sonsstfsttre party va held today AZ
ne kofsizn O4lee. 1ne Confegenee waa
ierRs0 sfsended ey members both
et tae heasa et 0ommona and tie
alooss Of Lords. Tha meeting lasted
nals an nosr. Salisbury was Accom-
panied By Gasohen. Both we're eheared
heartily when theF saserea. TS~
Premier, Ia bis address "a tia eonfar-
enee. referred sfeelfnely 10 the laie I.ora
Aode8leiNn and TIE ice5 aha noveknmmnR
sustained BY reason OF Ms death. The
marquis also dwelt on aha secession
from the mosarnmena az Chnrohill.
walsh aha apeakeE described a ~ cmn.
siderable less to the paFey.n Gosoheraa
arceptanoA Of an office ansnr sAa uFa.
seat Rogernment. 1aliahurY aaia. hnd
strengthened the Conservative naFtw.
After marking time f0x mnnth. cen
itnned tha Marquis. wa have arrived "A
sefloaa business. He then aaia ha
hoped the Gogernmant waula hu ahla ~
felofmlng tAe rules Of pFao@aura eo ~
store ehe House Of Commnna a IA
capacity for work and il&xapnsakfon fnR
courtesy. Altar whfeh.n hs nddaa.
We seAl Dc able 10 deal With The nneal
tien OF local eoReFnussnt Ia Ireland ana
osner measures. I hope thal The pFssanl
law viii Be sufficient b enabla ths
aatnor1tlea 70 cope with the disorder IA
ireland. In any eass. ell tie hllln viii
be posiponed until after The oonolnaien
on tDe PROCEEDINGS for & raform af tka
procedure Eulna." The aovasnmank
expecla 20 present q hadaal during ne
nrnt week OF April. Tue MarQuia pre-
dloaed long lease ct ofllos for the Oon.
servitiTes. Several members urged thaa
tha government Introduce IN perlln-
ment TIE local goYerunent bill fer Ena.
land, Scotland and Wales. lhe uFo-
visions Of watch ahould Be extsndsd %
Ireland.
Edwin De Lisls, Conservative. spoha.
saying that, as Raman Cafhoiia Oou-
eoryative, be denounced the conduot az
Archbishop Cooke Of oassen, Ireland.
N openly encouraging The eondnol az
TIE Irish National League. ana eaid he
vould like 10 have the Arohblshop tried
koF this eonduet By Q Jury of Enafiah
Catholics IN Londou. This a.afernenf
provoked great enthusiasm II the oon-
ference.
seized she saitaa'a sasames. -
LONDON, Feb. 22.-Adyiees from Ean.
zibar state thai Portuguese men. Of war.
oy order Of the Governor of MonarI-
oique. have seized the saitansa eienmas
Aliva at Toaqni and foued her % No
Iambiqus.
1hs Donllaion Rieeaasn.
Tonoxro. Feb. 21.--Ia The Dominion
'ieotion up 20 i0p. N. Ill Constituencies
lave been haard from. 81 of which re-
arm Conservatives and - Liberals.
AT wTKHEpxa.
WINNIPEG. Feb. 22.--Ths federal elsa.
ions occurred today. sir arrssis vera
nade By the Liberals for bribery ana
orrupiiou. In this city HoaKth, Onn-
ervative. q elected bY II majority.
Watson, Liberal. is elected Ia Lan-
aette. The other three constituencies
ave elected Conservatives.
ir Charies Topper On Prohibsason.
HALIFAX, Feb. 22.-Sir Charles TuD-
err Who u is generally supposed, viii
lcceed sir John A. Macdonald a.
'adsr Of the Liberal Conservative party.
aa iass made = veEy important daelaFa.
on on the prohibition question. He
opposed BY the third party ptohlhi.
on candidate, notwithBtandlnn hia llfA
lnR record as q lempefanne man. n
y speech he pointed 0ut thaa ha haa
lFried through Parliament, law civ
" absolute prohibition ia the North.
80 territory. he had made total ah.
enance compulsory among employees
the RoveFnmsni railways ali over
anada. and today he regarded prohibi.
On ~ the most vital question beforn
q people. He declared that II by 60
2 into opposition % tbs govsrnmsnt
could secure legislation that would
event the manufaeture, Importation.
le and use Of Intoxicating LIQUOR, he
1uld not hesitate one momeni aboae
'inR Il.